Cospectral cluster quiver mutation conjecture

Let QQ be a cluster quiver, and let Mut(Q)\operatorname{Mut}(Q) denote its mutation class. Two quivers are cospectral when they have the same exchange spectrum; quivers are isomorphic when they are isomorphic as cluster quivers. A mutation at a sink or source is a mutation at a vertex that is respectively a sink or a source.

Cospectral cluster quiver mutation conjecture. The quivers Q,QMut(Q)Q',Q”\in\operatorname{Mut}(Q) are cospectral if and only if there exists a cluster quiver RMut(Q)R\in\operatorname{Mut}(Q) such that QQ' and RR are isomorphic and QQ” can be obtained from RR by mutation at sinks and sources.

This is the formal version of the preceding informal statement about finite connected families of cospectral cluster quivers. The source supplies no resolution status or further evidence.

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Primary source

Fang Li and Siyang Liu, “On Exchange Spectra of Valued Cluster Quivers and Cluster Algebras”, arXiv:1703.02225 (2017).

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